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Andrew @ May 9th 2008 8:15AM
I'm curious what the TV Tuner card is for? Are you going to pull up to somebody's house and steal their cable, and then broadcast is to 100' of your closest friends via Wi-Fi? Why not get some sort of satellite internet hookup to make this waste of technology relevent? I guess you could circle around a University campus repeatedly and steal their wireless connection!
Todd in Sonoma @ May 9th 2008 12:01PM
Andrew,
Did you know that you can watch TV from free broadcast signals over the air?
You don't need cable, and you don't need satellite. Television comes in free like it did in the '70s.